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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 20, 24 January 1903, Page 2

INDIGESTION CONQUERED AGAIN BY V IT A_DAT 10. Mr 8. A. Palmes. Dear Sir,—l had be*n a great sufferer from iadiges'ion (or five or six years, with he idaches, giddines", heavy and oppressed feelings; added to these about eight months ago severe pains seized one of my legs from the knee downwards, and beoame a sootoa of renl agony to me, destroying my rest at lights, and causing me worry and trouble da ing ths i'ay. After much pio ana anxiety I called at your Ade aide office abmt four months ago, and as the result decided to t-y VITADATIO, and I took f <ur bitt'es. It is now three months since I finished the last bottle, and 1 am so pleased to ray that .the excruciating pain has en'irely lefo my leg. The h>adaobes and oppr'sted feelings have disappeared. lam aile to enjor food that I dare cot tonoh before, and feel very thankful for wh*t VICADAXIO has done for me. Y u may mention my name to »ny inquirer who may bo interested, and who may desire relief suc'i as I have ob'aiaed. s. W, Golden Grove. Pull address on application to Vita alio Head Icstitute, 238 Kuadle street, Adelaide, For farther particulars, S. A. Palmes, Warehouse Waterloo Quay, Wellington. Correspondence Invited. Write for testimonials. The price of medioine is 5s 6d and 3i 0d per bottle. Agents New Plymouth : Burgess, Fbaseb A. Co.. Merchants. Writing froaa Stratford, the R«v. J. A. LocUore writes as folio-'.-:—Mes-rs. O'apham: Bros.—Dear Sirs,—l have pleasure and con ' fidetce in recoin ncndiog yonr Pat-nt Hor e Holder. On an I »m drH'nj on ' four or five days a week, and for the lafet two . months have nsed it every day when out. ! The borsd I drive is joung, an i has only . been 'Token to harness four months since. ' fn pastT.il visitation an*l a' cou l l r/ services I hid the Holder Invaluable I woull j spedallr recomaiend it (o men of my own ' prof '? sion, as it is cleanW, a time-saver, anii * gives a suiance of safety Without it I 1 would not trust my horse for two minutes 1 out of mv sight; with it, the animal fre- 1 quently is left alone for over an hour ' Yours faithfully, J. *, Loohob*, Wwleyan ' Pargonage, Stratford,—Ad?t, •